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ALGERIA TEMPTING AMERICAN TOURISTS; Travelers From New York to Reach Shade of Palms Within Ten Days. FINE AUTO TRIPS PLANNED Old Moorish Cities Visited in 1,000Mile Drive Partly Along NorthAfrican Coast.

Maurice W. Kozminski, Director-General of Passenger Traffic of the French Line in the United States and Canada, said yesterday that passengers leaving New York on the fast liner France could be resting in the shade of the palms in sunny Algeria within ten days. They would travel via Havre, Paris and Marseilles. They can purchase through tickets, he said, and have their heavy baggage checked through to Algiers. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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A version of this archives appears in print on December 5, 1920, on Page E36 of the New York edition with the headline: ALGERIA TEMPTING AMERICAN TOURISTS; Travelers From New York to Reach Shade of Palms Within Ten Days. FINE AUTO TRIPS PLANNED Old Moorish Cities Visited in 1,000Mile Drive Partly Along NorthAfrican Coast. Order Reprints|Today's Paper|Subscribe